At halftime, the Eagles and Raiders are tied at 7-7.
On the Raiders' opening drive, Philadelphia's defense came away with a stop on fourth-and-2 forcing a turnover on downs. The offense took over from its own 42 yard-line.
The Eagles pounded the ball on the ground midway through the first. Running back Corey Clement converted on a fourth-and-1 attempt and Ajayi polished off the drive with a 17-yard touchdown on a screen pass from quarterback Nick Foles. On the score, Ajayi passed 1,000 yards from scrimmage on the season.
The Raiders responded with a score of their own in the second quarter. Quarterback Derek Carr launched one to wide receiver Amari Cooper who beat cornerback Jalen Mills one-on-one on a double move for a 63-yard touchdown down the right sideline.
An offensive holding call against Raiders guard Gabe Jackson negated a 45-yard reception from Cooper that would have placed the Raiders at the Philadelphia 2-yard line. The Eagles were able to force a punt two plays later.
A defensive holding call kept the offense on the field just under the two-minute warning. Kicker Jake Elliott was unable, however, to convert on a 33-yarder to leave the game knotted at 7-7.
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Oakland Raiders, 19-10. This win clinched home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.
Halftime Leaders
Passing:
Nick Foles: 12-21, 119 yards, TD
Derek Carr: 8-12, 118 yards, TD
Receiving:
Jay Ajayi: 2 catches, 21 yards, TD
Amari Cooper: 63 yards, TD
Zach Ertz: 6 catches, 72 yards
Rushing:
Jay Ajayi: 8 carries, 36 yards
Marshawn Lynch: 11 carries, 42 yards